NFL: Most Interceptions Thrown and Caught in a Single Game

Peyton Manning Threw Six Interceptions Against the San Diego Chargers Back in 2007

Peyton Manning Threw Six Interceptions Against the San Diego Chargers in 2007

Michael Vick threw four interceptions yesterday, but the Philadelphia Eagles still eked out a 17-16 win over the Cleveland Browns.

Many quarterbacks have thrown four INTs in a game over the years. But what’s the record for most interceptions thrown in a game? The answer is seven. Five QB’s have managed such an ignominious achievement.

Twenty-six different quarterbacks have thrown six in a game, including Peyton Manning, the last one to do it. Hall of Famers Joe Namath and George Blanda did it three times apiece.

And of course, no interception list would be complete without Brett Favre, who has a 6-INT game to his credit, too.

Now, what about the other side of the ball?

The most interceptions caught in a game is four. Thirteen different players have done it, with only the St. Louis CardinalsJerry Norton doing it twice. Very nice.

The Washington Redskins‘ still active cornerback, DeAngelo Hall, was the last to do it, in 2010.

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN IN A SINGLE GAME

1. Ty Detmer 7 Detroit Lions Sep. 23, 2001
1. Steve DeBerg 7 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sep. 7, 1986
1. Ken Stabler 7 Oakland Raiders Oct. 16, 1977
1. Tommy Wade 7 Pittsburgh Steelers Dec. 12, 1965
1. Zeke Bratkowski 7 Chicago Bears Oct. 2, 1960
1. Glenn Dobbs 7 Los Angeles Dons Dec. 5, 1948
2. Peyton Manning 6 Indianapolis Colts Nov. 11, 2007
2. Chris Chandler 6 St. Louis Rams Dec. 12, 2004
2. Brett Favre 6 Green Bay Packers Jan. 20, 2002
2. Donald Hollas 6 Oakland Raiders Dec. 6, 1998
2. Bobby Hebert 6 Atlanta Falcons Dec. 15, 1996
2. Bobby Hebert 6 Atlanta Falcons Dec. 5, 1993
2. Tom Tupa 6 Phoenix Cardinals Oct. 15, 1989
2. Vinny Testaverde 6 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Oct. 23, 1988
2. Jay Schroeder 6 Washington Redskins Dec. 7, 1986
2. Todd Blackledge 6 Kansas City Chiefs Oct. 20, 1985
2. Ed Luther 6 San Diego Chargers Oct. 31, 1983
2. Brian Sipe 6 Cleveland Browns Oct. 16, 1983
2. Brian Sipe 6 Cleveland Browns Nov. 22, 1981
2. Steve Grogan 6 New England Patriots Nov. 30, 1980
2. Jim Zorn 6 Seattle Seahawks Oct. 24, 1976
2. Joe Namath 6 New York Jets Oct. 19, 1975
2. Joe Ferguson 6 Buffalo Bills Nov. 10, 1974
2. John Brodie 6 San Francisco 49ers Nov. 4, 1973
2. Don Horn 6 Denver Broncos Sep. 26, 1971
2. Pete Liske 6 Philadelphia Eagles Sep. 26, 1971
2. Joe Namath 6 New York Jets Oct. 18, 1970
2. John Hadl 6 San Diego Chargers Dec. 8, 1968
2. Joe Namath 6 New York Jets Oct. 15, 1967
2. Babe Parilli 6 Boston Patriots Sep. 3, 1967
2. George Blanda 6 Houston Oilers Nov. 14, 1965
2. Cotton Davidson 6 Oakland Raiders Nov. 1, 1964
2. George Blanda 6 Houston Oilers Oct. 28, 1962
2. George Blanda 6 Houston Oilers Sep. 9, 1962
2. George Herring 6 Denver Broncos Nov. 26, 1961
2. Norm Van Brocklin 6 Los Angeles Rams Dec. 26, 1955
2. Bobby Layne 6 Detroit Lions Dec. 26, 1954
2. Frank Filchock 6 New York Giants Dec. 15, 1946

MOST INTERCEPTIONS CAUGHT IN A SINGLE GAME

1. DeAngelo Hall 4 Washington Redskins Oct. 24, 2010
1. Deltha O’Neal 4 Denver Broncos Oct. 7, 2001
1. Kwamie Lassiter 4 Arizona Cardinals Dec. 27, 1998
1. Deron Cherry 4 Kansas City Chiefs Sep. 29, 1985
1. Vernon Perry 4 Houston Oilers Dec. 29, 1979
1. Willie Buchanon 4 Green Bay Packers Sep. 24, 1978
1. Dick Anderson 4 Miami Dolphins Dec. 3, 1973
1. Willie Brown 4 Denver Broncos Nov. 15, 1964
1. Bobby Hunt 4 Kansas City Chiefs Oct. 4, 1964
1. Bobby Ply 4 Dallas Texans Dec. 16, 1962
1. Jerry Norton 4 St. Louis Cardinals Nov. 26, 1961
1. Dave Baker 4 San Francisco 49ers Dec. 4, 1960
1. Jerry Norton 4 St. Louis Cardinals Nov. 20, 1960
1. Goose Gonsoulin 4 Denver Broncos Sep. 18, 1960

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Posted on September 10, 2012, in NFL and tagged , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

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